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Glenn Nyhan 54Glenn Nyhan 54 

Workflow Rule or Process Builder?

I'm trying to create a Workflow Rule if the Oppportunity Amount is <= $299 then update 2 Contact Object picklist fields, one called Member Level , choosing the value of 'Current', and a 2nd picklist field called Member Status, choosing the value of 'Light'. Not sure if I should even try this with a Workflow Rule, or try to set it up in Process Builder. Does anyone have any suggestions? 

 
Best Answer chosen by Glenn Nyhan 54
Lucas Duque 9Lucas Duque 9
Hello !!!

karthikeyan, I agree with you!

Gleen, you should consider the following, a single process builder can do what it would take multiple workflow rules to do, which helps u avoid limits.
Beyond that, a process builder includes almost all the functionality that's avaible with Workflow.

This is what I would do in that your case Gleen, use process builder.

I hope I helped you !

Good work for you!!!
Lucas.

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karthikeyan perumalkarthikeyan perumal
Hello Glenn, 

Use Process builder insted of WorkFlow. Process builder is more effficent. as you said you are going to update 2 picklist. so use process builder. 

Thanks
Karthik
 
Lucas Duque 9Lucas Duque 9
Hello !!!

karthikeyan, I agree with you!

Gleen, you should consider the following, a single process builder can do what it would take multiple workflow rules to do, which helps u avoid limits.
Beyond that, a process builder includes almost all the functionality that's avaible with Workflow.

This is what I would do in that your case Gleen, use process builder.

I hope I helped you !

Good work for you!!!
Lucas.
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Glenn Nyhan 54Glenn Nyhan 54
Hello Lucas and Karthikeyan,

Thanks so much for answering my questions. Hopefully I have the ability to create this solution in Process Builder. I'm pretty new at using it, but I appreciate both of your comments, very very helpful. I wish I mark you both as Best Answer...:-)

Warmest Regards,

Glenn